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The Spirit of the Sovereign Lord is on me, because the Lord has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor. He has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim freedom for the captives and release from darkness for the prisoners, to proclaim the year of the Lord's favor and the day of vengeance of our God, to comfort all who mourn, and provide for those who grieve in Zion - to bestow on them a crown of beauty instead of ashes, the oil of joy instead of mourning, and a garment of praise instead of a spirit of despair.
Isaiah 61:1-3a
Bill, our former pastor during Mosaic's transitional period who moved to Florida in 2018, shared with us about his journey and what he has learned from then to now.
Again and again, the ancient and often ambiguous scriptures challenge and cheer us on as we walk our difficult paths of faith. They open windows and unlock doors inviting us to risk and to venture beyond what is familiar to seek God directly. They invite us to see through the words on the page to see what God is up to in the here and now so we can embrace wisdom and participate with God's work. It's been said the beginning of awe is wonder, and the beginning of wisdom is awe. Together, let's discover our place in these ancient scriptures filled with stories of wonder, awe and wisdom. Wherever you might be on your journey of faith, we invite you to join us.
Again and again, the ancient and often ambiguous scriptures challenge and cheer us on as we walk our difficult paths of faith. They open windows and unlock doors inviting us to risk and to venture beyond what is familiar to seek God directly. They invite us to see through the words on the page to see what God is up to in the here and now so we can embrace wisdom and participate with God's work. It's been said the beginning of awe is wonder, and the beginning of wisdom is awe. Together, let's discover our place in these ancient scriptures filled with stories of wonder, awe and wisdom. Wherever you might be on your journey of faith, we invite you to join us.
Eric Smith, Founder and President of Pillar Seminary, shares from one of his favorite passages of scripture.
Eric Smith, Founder and President of Pillar Seminary, joins us to share a little about what it means to "take it on the chin".
Mosaic Gathering Prayer: April 28, 2019
As we clock our weekly hours, as we recount our past years, Lord there’s such temptation to look back with dissatisfaction, to compare our journeys with others’. Even as we follow You, God, self-doubt and fear of insufficiency follow us. They creep in like thieves and misdirect our attention. A million little moments we nearly miss and yet, in this brokenness...
Lord, we welcome You here.
Spirit, give us eyes to see You and the paths You’ve called each of us to uniquely follow.
Lord, we welcome You here.
As we stumble, as we compare, as we doubt, Lord clarify our vision. It’s so easy to lose sight of Your quiet presence in our lives when we seek something special and glimmering. In the ordinary moments of Your living resurrection...
Lord, we welcome You here.
God, remove the scales from our eyes. Remove the dust and specks. Help us to see You clearly. Stir in us a patience and a mindfulness for all You have in store for us now and in the moments to come.
Lord, we welcome You here and we invite You to stay here, now and forever. Amen.
Mosaic Gathering Prayer: April 14, 2019
God, Creator of our world, artist of our hearts, author of our stories, we come to you with tired bones and white knuckles, as we attempt to hold on so tightly to what isn’t ours.| Mosaic Gathering Prayer: April 7, 2019
Father of us all
We bring our hearts, minds and bodies before You this morning.
Anything that is anxious and scattered within us, we still.
We center ourselves in this place, in our chairs, in our bodies.
And we open ourselves to You.
Holy Father, You created our hearts and You know our hungers.
Sweet Spirit, You dwell within us and You see our thirst.
Strong Brother, You walked among us and You know our pain.
We invite You into the broken places in our hearts;
Dear Lord, bring healing.
We invite You into the anxious places in our minds;
Dear Lord, bring calm.
We invite You to bless anything unloved in our bodies;
Dear Lord, bring affirmation.
We invite You to touch any strife in our relationships;
Dear Lord, bring grace.
We invite You to hold any pain in our lives;
Dear Lord, bring peace.
We invite You into our homes, our neighborhoods, our city, our country;
Dear Lord, bring restoration.
We invite you into our world;
Dear Lord, bring love.
Together, we affirm the reality of the abundant life You offer.
Together, we pray for an ever-increasing experience of this abundance.
We lay our doubts and our frustrations in Your hands.
And receive from You,
Joy.
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